Smartphone Myths vs. Facts: Do More Megapixels and RAM Really Matter?

Understanding common smartphone myths and the real facts behind them.

• More Megapixels Mean a Better Camera
  Fact: Camera quality is not determined by megapixels alone. Sensor size, aperture, and image processing also play a crucial role. For example, Apple and Google phones feature 12MP cameras, yet their quality surpasses many 108MP cameras.

• More RAM Means a Faster Phone
  Fact: More RAM does not necessarily make a phone faster. If the processor is weak, even higher RAM won’t improve performance. Many phones come with 12GB RAM, but Apple’s iPhones with just 6GB RAM often perform better.

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• Overnight Charging Damages the Battery
  Fact: Modern smartphones use lithium-ion batteries with built-in overcharge protection. Once the battery reaches 100%, charging stops automatically, preventing any damage.

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• Smartphone Radiation is Harmful to Health
  Fact: According to the WHO and FCC, smartphone radiation is “non-ionizing,” meaning there is no scientific evidence linking it to cancer or other diseases.